How to Say ‘What kind of coffee would you like?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Qué café te apetece?
keh kah-FEH teh ah-peh-TEH-theh
[keh kah-FEH teh ah-peh-TEH-theh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Apetecer] is used for "feel like" or "would like," and the person goes as an indirect object: [me apetece], [te apetece], [le apetece]. You can reuse it with food and drink: [¿Te apetece un té?].
Phrase Breakdown
Qué
[keh]
what / which
Introduces a question asking someone to choose among options.
¿Qué café te apetece hoy?
What coffee do you feel like today?
café
[kah-FEH]
coffee
The drink being discussed or selected.
Café puede ser solo, con leche o con avena.
Coffee can be black, with milk, or with oat milk.
Te apetece?
teh ah-peh-TEH-theh
do you feel like it? / would you like it?
Apetece means “is appealing” or “feels like.” Here it asks about someone’s preference.
¿Te apetece un té?
Would you like a tea?
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
to you / you
Used with 'apetece' to ask what appeals to you.
Te apetece algo suave o fuerte.
Do you feel like something mild or strong.
apetece
[ah-peh-TEH-theh]
appeals to you / you feel like
A useful verb for asking what someone wants in a casual way.
Me apetece, te apetece, nos apetece: hoy apetece café.
I feel like it, you feel like it, we feel like it: today coffee sounds good.
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